Manjimup Heritage Park

Manjimup Heritage Park is a large heritage and museum precinct in central Manjimup, Western Australia, about 300 km south of Perth. It combines the State Timber Museum, historic hamlet buildings, steam locomotives and parkland to showcase the region's timber, agricultural and settlement history. Notable for its relocated heritage buildings, timber industry collections and family-friendly park facilities, it serves as the town's main cultural and historical attraction.

Visitors can explore landscaped parkland with picnic areas, playgrounds and walking paths linking several museums and historic buildings. The State Timber Museum displays timber industry history, tools and machinery, while the Power Up Electricity Museum and historic hamlet feature relocated buildings including a school, church and pioneer cottages. Outdoor exhibits include steam locomotives, timber rail wagons and forestry equipment. Areas are largely open-air with interpretive signage, and visitors can walk between museums, heritage buildings and gardens at their own pace.